IT systems and computer security should be very high on the agenda for both in-house businesses systems as well computers based at home, whether used for work or play.
Security is a sprawling topic and touches on just about every aspect of computer systems use.
Most security issues are not to do with software bugs, flaws and ‘holes’ as popular belief would have it – most issues are down to plain simple human ignorance or error.
Informal IT can engineer you a system built around proven industry good practice to help minimise the potentially harmful effects of the system users as well as protect your systems against unauthorised access or deliberate attack.
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The first step to ensuring an IT system is safe is ensuring access from untrusted sources (e.g. the Internet) is not possible.
Informal IT can probe your network in different ways, from a variety of locations and help pinpoint any 'chinks in your armour'. Security vulnerabilities can be spotted and corrected in this way.
An Informal IT penetration test can find typical problems, like a mal-configured firewall (or no firewall at all!) as well as known vulnerabilities in business critical services; such as websites and email servers.
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